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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1932
Page
2
Mrs W B Thomas hosted a Tuesday afternoon Mothers club gathering at her South Foster street home with pastel spring flowers. Violinist Herbert McClintock and pianist Mrs T J Wynn performed Mediation from Thais as Superintendent C C Moseley spoke on Putting the Child First.
MISSES CLINGO AND WATSON HOSTESS TUESDAY EVENING A social meeting of the Dothan Business and Professional Women's club was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Whatley Sr. on West Main. Miss Judith Clingo and Miss Mattie Lee Watson were joint hostesses. Readings of spring flowers and card games followed. Members planned an Ozark Sunday trip and noted attendees from Montgomery Troy and Greenville clubs. Birthday cake was cut for three members with birthdays this week. Several doctors and visitors joined, with some traveling to Mobile for a state medical meeting.
Mrs. Ludmilla J. Sinitsin, 45, is kept alive by injecting three quarters of water daily into her veins after severe burns. She attempted suicide by pouring gasoline on her bed and lighting it at a tourist camp near El Paso, Texas. The case involves her husband Dr Dimitri F. Sinitsin, a Russian scientist.
Charles F. Hafey signed a one year contract and joined the Cincinnati Reds as a full member. He said he was ready to go and voiced high satisfaction with the arrangement though the contract amount was not disclosed.
Little Dayton Logue, son of Mr and Mrs George Logue, marked his third birthday with a party at home on West Adams Street. The back lawn was decorated in orchid and green with a lace covered punch table and a white embossed cake with three green candles. About 35 guests enjoyed games, and apple shaped balloons were given as favors as the afternoon ended. Miss Helen Logan hosted a bridge gathering at her parents home on West Main Street with salads and ices and high score prize won by Miss Annie Fenn.
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